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In Indonesia, Murders by a ‘Lynch Mob’ Go Lightly Punished

By Emily Rauhala July 29, 2011

Less than six months after a hundreds-strong mob beat members of a minority sect with machetes, rocks and bamboo poles, killing three, the leaders of the barrage will walk free. The attack, which took place in a remote village in Banten province, was captured on video. Yesterday, at a heavily fortified courthouse outside the …

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Couch Potato Briefing: Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime? Plus Nordic Nazism and Libyan Betrayal

By Tony Karon July 29, 2011

Global Spin’s selection of weekend rental movies to bring you up to speed on the week’s events by Tony Karon and Ishaan Tharoor.

Grapes of Wrath

As the world watches a dysfunctional U.S. political system flailing helplessly in the face of an economic catastrophe slowly destroying the …

France

Preliminary Report On 2009 Air France Crash Indicates Pilot Responsibility

By Bruce Crumley July 29, 2011

Some of the mystery behind the tragedy may be solved, but that doesn’t mean fighting is over about who’s to blame for the 2009 crash of Air France flight 447 from Rio de Janeiro to Paris. New findings released Friday by French investigators indicated pilots of the craft were insufficiently trained for the emergency situation …

Libya

Mysterious Assassination Of Libyan Rebel Commander Threatens Further Division Of Anti-Gaddafi Forces

By Bruce Crumley July 29, 2011

Details surrounding Thursday’s assassination of the commander of Libyan rebel forces remained confused on Friday, though one thing does seem clear amid the uncertainty: the killing isn’t good news for insurgents battling Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, or the Western nations backing their effort. Indeed, initial reaction to the death of …

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